Amy Jane Howard (28 Feb 1982 - 18 Jan 2022)

My dear Amy, my friend since we were 12. I will forever be grateful to be your friend at such a pivotal part of our lives. I miss you. Xxx

From the moment we meet in Africa your smile and cute laugh was infectious, I knew straight away we would be friends forever.You may be gone from sight but you are never gone from our hearts. You live on now in your beautiful daughters with the strength and love of your amazing husband (our good friend) Luke.
Sending all our love and support to your family at this difficult time
Jemma, Keith & George x🌻x

In memory of our dearest friend Amy

You finally arrived on 28th Feb, with a full head of lovely curly hair and beautiful blue eyes straight away you lite a candle in so many of our hearts. As the weeks and months passed you slowly grew into an adorable little girl your chuckle was always so infectious and the simplest of things kept you entertained, the best one of all was when you sat on my lap looking up the stairs and I would throw a soft ball the minute it started to bounce back down the stairs you would get the giggles before we knew it, we were all laughing.
You grew into an amazing young lady and when we were introduced to a young man named Luke your lovely blue eyes just lit up, from day one you both had this sparkle in your eyes, you became each other’s rock and your relationship just continued to develop until finally we got the news that Luke had asked you to marry him. You called me one day to ask if I would be your maid of honour and I could not have been more surprised or honoured, your wedding day is one I will never forget it was just perfect.
Your life changed again when Pippa and Facility came into your lives and you have filled them with joy and happiness, teaching them their crafts and how to cook and even Luke has received his cooking lessons although I hear he still needs a bit of practice to get the curry just right.
You have been taken from us way too early but your courage, fight for life but most of all the determination that life must stay normal is a true inspiration for all us and the candle that you lit when you was born will never go out. Rest in peace little angel from your very proud Aunt love you always Lisa xx

Such a lovely lady who will be sadly missed by all who knew her. I worked closely with her and taught both her beautiful daughters Pippa and Felicity. I too have a beautiful crochet cactus (and a crochet snowman on my Christmas Tree!) made by Amy, which always make me smile.
Sending all my love to the family at this difficult time xx

In memory of Amy

I loved working with Amy. I loved having a natter and a giggle with her. I loved her kindness and care. She was a great team mate and one that can’t be replaced. I was always in admiration of her crafty ways and the cactus she knitted me one Christmas sits proudly on my kitchen window sill. It makes me smile every morning when I open the blind. She is not forgotten. She is so greatly missed. Sending you as a family lots of love and thoughts.

Our treasured daughter , forever in our thoughts and hearts XXXX